The weeks since our last post have been filled with much sun, little rain, and many projects. Hopefully this smattering of pictures will speak louder than my words here. Outside of heavy rains that flooded our bridge, the ones that came up a few days after the last round of tornadoes in Alabama, we've been busy with the garden and burning down the wood piles in our new fire pit. The rocks placed around our campsite style sittin' fire came from the structures that stood before the current house had been built. Some had been old stepping stones, others from the original house (that burned years ago), and still others from the stone wall next to the old veranda. Now several skinned tree trunks surround the stone fire pit waiting for warm bodies. Hopefully the woodpiles will last until guests can spend a long summer night under the stars.
Next time you will find more pictures from the fully planted garden with noticeable growth. Maybe we can capture a photograph of one of the skunks or groundhogs that have been spotted on the property. Enjoy these for now.
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| Cows in the one field where they are prohibited |
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| Calves too. Fog rolling in. |
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| Troublemaker |
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| Defining example of a low-water bridge |
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| Erica's finishing touches to the porch |
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